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Salesforce for US real estate

Salesforce for real estate means a CRM configured around property transactions rather than software sales: inquiries routed to an agent in under a minute, buyer intent scored from real browsing behavior, listings synced from your MLS, and one portal buyers and sellers can actually check.

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The real estate CRM problem

Deals are lost in the gap between a click and a callback

Most Salesforce orgs in real estate were configured for a software sales pipeline and then had property fields bolted on. Here is what that costs a brokerage or a marketplace every week.

Lead response time is measured in hours

A "Contact agent" or "Schedule a viewing" click travels through a shared inbox and a spreadsheet before anyone calls. By then the buyer has inquired on three other listings.

Every lead looks identical in the CRM

Someone who opened one listing once sits next to someone who saved fifteen homes, set a search alert and came back three times this week. Agents guess who to call first.

Thousands of old leads sit untouched

Years of portal and aggregator leads pile up. Nobody has a system that notices when a new listing finally matches what a buyer wanted six months ago.

Buyers and sellers live in email threads

Status, documents, viewing requests and messages scatter across fifty chains, so the same three questions get asked by phone every week of every transaction.

MLS data is updated by hand

New listings, price changes and status updates get retyped into Salesforce, so the CRM is always slightly behind the market and slightly wrong.

Salesforce is running, but nobody owns it

The org was set up years ago by a partner who has moved on. One power user keeps it alive, the team tracks real deals in spreadsheets, and nobody trusts the reports.

Before you switch

Should you replace Follow Up Boss, kvCORE or BoomTown with Salesforce?

Often, no. A purpose-built real estate CRM is cheaper, faster to launch and perfectly adequate for a single office running a standard buyer and seller workflow. If that is you, we will tell you to stay where you are.

Salesforce earns its place when the workflow stops fitting the product: custom logic those tools cannot express, a portal for buyers or sellers, several listing sources feeding one pipeline, or one system spanning brokerage, marketing and back office. Our free Health Check gives you that answer before you commit budget.

Stay on your current CRM if

  • One office, one workflow, and the product already covers it
  • Your listing feed is native to the platform and works
  • Nobody is asking for a client-facing portal
  • You have no in-house or partner capacity to own a Salesforce org

Move to Salesforce if

  • Routing and scoring rules have outgrown what the product can express
  • Leads arrive from a website, portals, aggregators and social at once
  • Buyers and sellers need a portal, not another email thread
  • Marketing, transactions and reporting need to live in one system

Why TrueSolv

Salesforce built around the property transaction

Modelled on property, not pipeline

Listings, showings, offers, escrow and closings are modelled as they actually behave, instead of a generic opportunity stage renamed to "Under contract".

Routing that escalates on its own

Inquiries reach the right agent by property, location or team, with an automatic first response and escalation to the next agent when nobody picks up.

Scoring built from behavior

Saved searches, favorites, repeat visits and viewing history feed a priority score, so the call list is ordered by intent rather than arrival time.

Listing feeds that stay current

MLS, RESO Web API and aggregator feeds sync into Salesforce automatically, including price changes, status updates and removals.

Direct access to certified Salesforce engineers

You work with Salesforce-certified developers and architects, with no account manager relaying messages. Faster answers and faster fixes.

Fixed scope, fixed price

Every engagement starts with a written scope you approve before work begins. No time-and-materials billing and no scope-creep invoices.

How we work

How much does a Salesforce implementation for real estate cost?

There is no package table here on purpose: team size, lead volume, listing feeds and integrations vary too much for one to fit honestly. Every project is quoted as a fixed scope at a fixed price after a discovery call, and managed retainers afterwards start at $1,000 per month. Below are the three shapes an engagement takes.

Targeted build

Fix the one thing that is costing you deals

For teams already on Salesforce who need a specific problem solved rather than a rebuild.

Fixed price
quoted after discovery · 2–4 weeks
  • Lead routing, notifications and escalation
  • Buyer intent scoring
  • A single listing-feed integration
  • Cold lead reactivation matching
  • Reporting and dashboards
  • Post-launch support included
Managed retainer

Your Salesforce team without the hire

For teams already running Salesforce who need it maintained, monitored and improved every month.

From $1,000
per month · flexible scope
  • Ongoing administration and user support
  • Listing-feed and integration monitoring
  • New automations as the business changes
  • Reporting and dashboard updates
  • Release management and testing
  • Direct contact over Slack or Teams

Salesforce licenses are billed separately by Salesforce and are not included in our proposals. We scope the license mix with you during discovery, so the figure you approve is the figure you pay us.

What we build

Salesforce capabilities for real estate teams

The areas we deliver across, from the first inquiry through to a closed transaction and the reporting on top of it.

Lead capture and routing

  • Website, portal and aggregator lead capture
  • Routing by property, location or team
  • Automatic first response
  • Escalation when nobody replies
  • Duplicate detection on inbound leads

Intent and prioritization

  • Behavior-based buyer scoring
  • Saved searches and favorites sync
  • Repeat-visit and recency signals
  • Agent call queues ordered by intent
  • Score decay for going-cold leads

Listings and MLS

  • Two-way MLS and RESO Web API sync
  • Aggregator and portal feeds
  • Price, status and removal updates
  • Listing-to-inquiry attribution
  • Feed monitoring and error alerts

Transaction management

  • Showings, offers and counteroffers
  • Escrow and closing milestones
  • Task and deadline automation
  • Commission and split tracking
  • Multi-step approval workflows

Documents and contracts

  • Contract and disclosure generation
  • E-signature routing
  • Document checklists per transaction
  • Version and audit history
  • Client document upload

Portals

  • Experience Cloud buyer portal
  • Seller status and activity view
  • Viewing requests and scheduling
  • Direct messaging with the agent
  • Partner and vendor access

Marketing and reactivation

  • New-listing matching against old criteria
  • Nurture journeys by buyer stage
  • Past-client and referral campaigns
  • Segmentation by area and price band
  • Campaign attribution back to closings

Reporting and handover

  • Response-time and conversion dashboards
  • Agent and office performance reporting
  • Source and channel attribution
  • Agent and admin training
  • Documentation and post-launch support

Who it's for

Built for US residential real estate at every stage

Brokerage, marketplace, MLS, auction platform or rental portfolio — the operational realities of US residential property are close enough that the same foundation works.

Boutique and luxury brokerages

Small teams competing above their weight. A CRM shaped around how your agents actually sell property, rather than an enterprise sales template nobody adopts.

Residential listing marketplaces

Consumers search, save and inquire on your site. Those leads have to reach the right agent in seconds, with the browsing context attached.

Regional MLS organizations

Member support, data feeds and listing compliance handled inside one system, with cases and service levels that can actually be reported on.

Home auction and off-market platforms

Registration, bidding activity, reserve status and post-auction follow-up in a single pipeline instead of a spreadsheet and a mailbox.

Single-family rental portfolios

Acquisition pipelines, resident and owner communication, and portfolio-wide reporting in one CRM rather than three disconnected tools.

Teams with an unowned Salesforce org

Salesforce is in place but was configured years ago for processes you no longer follow. Reporting is manual and the team quietly works around it.

The economics

A managed retainer costs a fraction of a Salesforce hire

Hiring in-house

Salesforce Administrator

$110K – $140K
per year, fully loaded
  • $85,000 to $110,000 in base salary
  • Plus payroll taxes and benefits
  • Plus recruiting cost and time to hire
  • One person, who can leave
  • You pay for the quiet months too
TrueSolv retainer

A team, on call

From $12K
per year, from $1,000 per month
  • Certified admins, developers and an architect
  • No recruiting and no onboarding
  • No single point of failure
  • Scope flexes with what you actually need
  • Direct communication via Slack or Teams

For most brokerages and platforms under 100 staff, the retainer covers everything the hire would have done, and covers the months where there is nothing to do without paying for them.

Delivery timeline

How a Salesforce implementation for a real estate team works, step by step

Defined milestones, a written scope before any work starts, and your team involved at every stage.

1

Discovery call

We learn your lead sources, agent structure and where deals currently stall.

Day 1
2

Requirements mapping

We document listing feeds, workflows and the exact scope and deliverables.

Day 2–4
3

Fixed-price proposal

A clear proposal, timeline and contract, signed off before we start.

Day 5
4

Build

Routing ships first, then scoring, integrations and portals, with regular check-ins.

Weeks 1–8
5

UAT and training

Your team tests everything, we train agents and admins, issues close before go-live.

Final week
6

Go-live and support

Your Salesforce is live and the team is ready, with post-launch support included.

Go-live

Products and clouds

Salesforce products we configure for real estate

Sales Cloud
Core CRM and deal pipeline
Service Cloud
Client and member support
Experience Cloud
Buyer and seller portals
Marketing Cloud
Nurture and reactivation
Salesforce CPQ
Quoting and contract terms
Agentforce
AI agents for triage and follow-up
AppExchange
Marketplace integrations
Custom MLS integrations
Listing feed and API sync

Case studies

Real Salesforce results for real estate teams

How we have cut response times, revived dormant databases and rebuilt orgs that stopped fitting the business.

Residential brokerage

Inquiry to agent call, from hours to under a minute

Multi-office brokerage handling several hundred inquiries a week through a shared inbox and a rota spreadsheet.

<60 sec
Inquiry to agent
0
Unassigned inquiries
3 wks
Routing live

Engagement: Targeted build

Listing marketplace

A dormant lead database turned back into a call list

Marketplace with years of stored buyer criteria and no mechanism to notice when a new listing finally matched.

40K+
Legacy leads matched
Daily
Listing match runs
8 wks
Full delivery

Engagement: Full platform build

SFR portfolio

An abandoned Salesforce org brought back into service

Rental portfolio whose implementation partner left years earlier. Nobody on staff knew how the org was configured.

1
Source of truth
6 yrs
Of data cleaned
5 wks
Full delivery

Engagement: Rescue plus retainer

Salesforce integrations

The tools US real estate teams actually run on

We connect Salesforce to your listing, marketing, communication and back-office stack so nothing gets re-keyed between systems.

Listings and data

  • MLS feeds
  • RESO Web API
  • IDX providers
  • Listing aggregators

Marketing

  • Mailchimp
  • HubSpot
  • Meta and Google Ads

Documents and e-signature

  • DocuSign
  • Dropbox Sign
  • Conga

Communication

  • Twilio SMS
  • RingCentral and Aircall
  • WhatsApp Business

Scheduling

  • Calendly
  • Outlook and Google Calendar
  • Showing tools

Payments and finance

  • Stripe
  • QuickBooks Online
  • Escrow platform APIs

Real estate platforms

  • Follow Up Boss
  • kvCORE and BoomTown
  • Property management systems

Anything else

  • Most platforms with a REST API
  • Native AppExchange connectors
  • Scoped during discovery

Always included

Included with every real estate project

Every TrueSolv engagement ships with these, because the details should not be an upsell.

Dedicated Salesforce developer

Your developer is the direct point of contact from kickoff to go-live. Real people who are reachable, not a ticket queue.

Included

Post-launch support

A defined support period after every go-live. If something is not working, we fix it at no extra charge.

Included

Admin documentation

Full process documentation and a video walkthrough, so your team stays independently operational.

Included

Salesforce Health Check

We audit the existing org before every project to surface technical debt and quick wins from the outset.

Free with project

Agent training

Live training for the people who will use it daily. Adoption is what makes the build worth paying for.

Included

Client reviews

Trusted by teams around the world

Verified reviews sourced directly from our Upwork and Clutch profiles.

★★★★★

"I highly recommend TrueSolv for Salesforce outsourcing services." They are a reliable and trustworthy partner who helped us optimize our Salesforce setup, develop all types of workflows, and benefit from automation. The team operates as a genuine extension of our internal team.

Tamara Dabbas — Director of Special Projects, TrueSolv Salesforce client
Tamara Dabbas
Director, Special Projects
★★★★★

"We outsourced a major Salesforce project to TrueSolv." Our collaboration saved us a significant amount of time. The team is outstanding — always available and ready to assist. All adjustments were implemented at impressive speed.

Artem Rodichev — Head of Performance at IPONWEB, TrueSolv Salesforce client
Artem Rodichev
Head of Performance · IPONWEB
★★★★★

"The TrueSolv team is exceptional." Speed, quality and genuine expertise on both the business and technical side, combined with proactivity, produces outstanding results. They anticipate issues before they arise and deliver scalable, well-considered solutions.

Victor Tabuncic — Certified Salesforce Solution Architect, TrueSolv client review
Victor Tabuncic
Certified Salesforce Solution Architect
★★★★★

"I was impressed by their expertise, speed, quality and competency." TrueSolv performed exceptionally well in all the areas that matter. The team assembled the right people and delivered meaningful Salesforce results on schedule.

Andrei Zakharevich — Founder of Rational Cloud LLC, TrueSolv Salesforce review
Andrei Zakharevich
Founder · Rational Cloud LLC
★★★★★

"We rate TrueSolv very highly for the quality of services provided." TrueSolv delivered as Salesforce developers throughout our project. We received all requested services as outlined in the contract, along with the necessary support where required.

Yuval Moed — CEO and Founder of Eazyshow, TrueSolv Salesforce client
Yuval Moed
CEO and Founder · Eazyshow
★★★★★

"Their capability to meet our exact business requirements is remarkable." Professional services, high technical competence, excellent communication and reliable on-time delivery. We hope to continue working with TrueSolv for years to come.

Michele Delia — Business Unit Manager at WebResults, TrueSolv Salesforce review
Michele Delia
Business Unit Manager · WebResults

Questions

Frequently asked questions about Salesforce for real estate

There is no package table on this page because team size, lead volume, listing feeds and integrations vary too much for one to fit. We run a discovery call, map your requirements, and send a fixed-scope, fixed-price proposal you approve before any work starts. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices. Managed retainers afterwards start at $1,000 per month.
Yes. We build two-way integration with MLS feeds, RESO Web API endpoints, listing aggregators and portal APIs, so new listings, price changes, status updates and removals flow into Salesforce automatically. What is possible depends on the license terms of each feed, and we confirm those limits during discovery rather than after signing.
Not always. A purpose-built real estate CRM is often the better choice for a single office running a standard buyer and seller workflow, and we will say so. Salesforce earns its place when you need custom logic those products cannot express, a portal for buyers or sellers, several listing sources in one pipeline, or one system that spans brokerage, marketing and back office. We give you that answer before you spend anything.
This is one of our most common projects. We start with a free Salesforce Health Check, a technical audit of what exists, what is broken and what nobody uses. From there we scope a cleanup that rebuilds the parts that do not match how your team sells and closes property. Many teams then move onto a monthly retainer so the org does not drift again.
Most teams have working lead routing, notifications and escalation live within two to three weeks of kickoff. We deliberately ship routing first because it is the change agents feel immediately, then continue with the rest of the agreed scope.
Yes. We match stored buyer criteria such as price range, location and property type against incoming listings, then surface each match back into an agent queue or a nurture sequence. It is a matching engine rather than a blanket re-engagement blast, so agents get a reason to call rather than a list.
Yes, on Salesforce Experience Cloud. Portals typically cover transaction status, document upload, viewing requests and direct messaging with the assigned agent. Most launch as an MVP covering status and documents, then expand once clients are actually using them.
Our real estate practice is focused on US residential: boutique and luxury brokerages, listing marketplaces, MLS organizations, auction platforms and single-family rental portfolios. That focus is why the residential workflows are already built. If you are commercial, talk to us anyway and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right team.
Every project includes a defined post-launch support period. After that your team can run the system independently with full documentation and training, or continue on a managed retainer from $1,000 per month. Many clients come back three to six months later for the next phase.

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Tell us how leads reach your agents today and where things break down. We come back within one business day with a straight answer about what makes sense.

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